Romantic Reds: If love is associated with any color in our common culture, it has to be red, with pink placing at a close second. Of course, painting a room red can be risky.
Dreamy Deep Blues: When things get too hot, it’s nice to have a refreshing reprieve. Blue shades are naturally calming and cool, offering a welcoming atmosphere perfect for relaxation and romance.
Lively Shades of Orange: We usually associate the color orange with sweetness and energy, two key ingredients to a healthy romance. Indeed, bright, saturated oranges are bright, happy, and fun, encouraging youthful playfulness.
Be Natural with Brown Tones: On its face, brown doesn’t seem like the most romantic color. Then again, chocolate, widely considered the most romantic treat, is brown. But beyond this connection, rich brown tones are warm, intimate, and never overbearing.
Passionate Purples: If red and pink are considered the two most romantic colors, purple probably snags third place. And like red, purple makes a bold statement.
Deep, Dark Greens: What could be more romantic than life itself? Green is often deemed the color of life, with various shades resembling that of grass, leaves, and vegetation.